Berkeley Audio Design Reference DAC Series 1 w/MQA - mint customer trade-in
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| Ships from | Bethel, CT, 06801 |
| Ships to | United States and Canada |
| Package dimensions | 20.0" × 15.0" × 10.0" (60.0 lbs.) |
| Shipping carrier | UPS |
| Shipping cost | Specified after purchase |
| Original accessories | Remote Control, Box, Manual |
 Average | Research Pricing |
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Berkeley Audio Reference DAC Series 1 with MQA
Great condition, remote, manual, original packaging, traded in by the original owner.
Please check out this link for details about this wonderful DAC. http://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/berkeley-audio-design-alpha-dac-reference-series/
SPECIFICATIONS:
Input sampling rate: 32kHz-192kHz
Input word length: 24-bit
Inputs: AES /EBU, SPDIF on BNC (x2), TosLink
Outputs: Balanced on XLR jacks, unbalanced on RCA jacks
Output level: 6.15Vrms at 0dBFS (balanced); 3.25Vrms at 0dBFS (unbalanced)
Digital volume control and balance: 0.1dB steps, 0.05dB L/R balance, 60dB range
Remote control: Volume, balance, input selection, absolute polarity reversal
Digital filter: Custom, user selectable
THD+N: <–110dBFS at maximum output
Firmware: Upgradable through signal inputs
Dimensions: 17.5" x 3.5" x 12.5"
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